Stephen Prothero, world religion prof at Boston University, not an evangelical Christian, offers an interesting observation on our generation’s reluctance to engage in serious, but respectful disagreement about religion. Having said that he works hard to foster “respectful arguments” in his…
Many of you have no doubt seen the burgeoning YouTube sensation by this point. Our friend Burk Parsons of Tabletalk provides a helpful corrective at reformation21. Enjoy!
In our day, unlike in the days of generations past, we have much too simplistic a view of what it means to believe something. In the world today, many people use the word “believe” to describe their feelings about something…
In our day, unlike in the days of generations past, we have much too simplistic a view of what it means to believe something. In the world today, many people use the word “believe” to describe their feelings about something…
One of the more effective strategies in converting an Anabaptist to a Pedobaptist is to have him examine the ancient term oikos or “household.” It certainly worked in my case. I poured over literature handed to me by kind elders…
One of the more effective strategies in converting an Anabaptist to a Pedobaptist is to have him examine the ancient term oikos or “household.” It certainly worked in my case. I poured over literature handed to me by kind elders…
There have been a few reviews written of Engaging with Lloyd Jones (here, here and here) and we await Trueman’s piece, but, in December, Evangelical Press brought out a lovely little biography of Lloyd Jones written by Eryl Davies which has gone…
In the coming weeks there are two events I’m involved with. If you’re around feel free to come along. The first is the Eccentrics conference organised by my FIEC loving brother. The conference has moved from Hebron Hall to the…
No, not “rest and relaxation.” Rather, “reflect and repent.” The New Year gives us time to do both. I was exhorted to these twin graces after hearing two (outstanding) sermons by Pastor Charles Biggs this past weekend. A good place…
An astute reader has also noticed that there are no Carl Trueman books stocked at the Met Tab bookshop, however they do have the titles written by the wife of the Westminster librarian.
